Climate
The Honduras climate is separated into three different sections. The three are: the Caribbean lowlands, Pacific lowlands, and the Interior highlands. In the Caribbean lowlands, the climate is very tropical and also very humid. The temperatures here are very high most of the time. The Pacific and Caribbean lowlands have similar daytime temperatures ranging from 28 to 32 degrees Celsius throughout most of the year. This temperature is kept throughout most of the year beside December and January, where it gets colder in the Caribbean due to cold winds. However, the Pacific lowland has a dry season between November through April and during the April, the temperatures tend to rise. This is also considered their summer. The Interior highlands have a tropical climate and as the elevation increases, the temperature decreases. During April, the temperatures are around 30 degrees, but during January, the temperature drops to 25 degrees Celsius. During the night, the temperatures can get to a freezing point as well during the month of January.
Landforms of the place and/or its surrounding area
The landforms of Honduras is very diverse in their landforms. It ranges from very mountainous and hilly to lowlands near the coast. The country is mostly composed of mountains and also have many volcanoes such as Útila.
Vegetation of the place
Seventy percent of Honduras' land of is all pine forests.
Human Features
The man made structures of that place (the artifacts)
The economy of the place (what are the major industries, average income per person and per family.
The language (be specific here, and where warranted, describe the accent/dialect by example).
The politics of the place (be specific as best you can here). If, for example, the place is a democracy show how the people typically vote (the majority).
What is (are) the dominant religions of the place. Do people even attend church, synagogue, mosque, or temple there in any meaningful numbers?
Describe the population both in number and demographically. That is how many people are there, age distribution (population pyramid), and ethnicities within the population.
Honduras PlacePhysical Features
ClimateThe Honduras climate is separated into three different sections. The three are: the Caribbean lowlands, Pacific lowlands, and the Interior highlands. In the Caribbean lowlands, the climate is very tropical and also very humid. The temperatures here are very high most of the time. The Pacific and Caribbean lowlands have similar daytime temperatures ranging from 28 to 32 degrees Celsius throughout most of the year. This temperature is kept throughout most of the year beside December and January, where it gets colder in the Caribbean due to cold winds. However, the Pacific lowland has a dry season between November through April and during the April, the temperatures tend to rise. This is also considered their summer. The Interior highlands have a tropical climate and as the elevation increases, the temperature decreases. During April, the temperatures are around 30 degrees, but during January, the temperature drops to 25 degrees Celsius. During the night, the temperatures can get to a freezing point as well during the month of January.
Landforms of the place and/or its surrounding area
The landforms of Honduras is very diverse in their landforms. It ranges from very mountainous and hilly to lowlands near the coast. The country is mostly composed of mountains and also have many volcanoes such as Útila.
Vegetation of the place
Seventy percent of Honduras' land of is all pine forests.
Human Features
Works Cited
"Honduras - Climate." Country Studies. 31 Oct. 2009 <http://countrystudies.us/honduras/37.htm>.